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(Oooops, I "lied"... THIS is last post fer a bit... Hope-ta mebbe get back, especially on discussion of S/38 and Gigabyte RAM, mebbe later?...;-) I looked into this too long ago to recall fer certain, but I suspect that only the portion that is pending-to-be-applied is built. You can watch long-running rebuilds by looking at EDTRBDAP (Edit Rebuild Access Path). Iirc, it shows percentage complete? Btw, in addition to HUGE performance impacts, *delay also saves disk. LF with a lotta keys take up some fair bit-a space, especially in humongous ERP packages. (Why keep a LF around for a once-a-week/month/year usage pattern, anyway?) | -----Original Message----- | [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of | mgarton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | What happens when you change access path maintenance from *DLY to *IMMED? | Does the entire access path then get rebuilt?
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